Canada seizes on Korea war cost to fuel defence push
Ottawa officials say expanded war effort in Korea plus higher defence spending will boost taxes next year. A cabinet source warned Parliament may not convene this fall to study expanded programmes as government weighs supplementary estimates. Finance Minister Abbott forecast a 20 million dollar surplus, not enough to cover new recruiting and armament costs.
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Ottawa
Korea
Canada
Abbott
Buth
BC Industry Can Turn Quickly to War
British Columbia industrialists say the province can swiftly pivot to war production if needed. They emphasize shipbuilding and coastal facilities as key strengths, asserting readiness to mobilize resources and workforce.
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Vancouver
Pacific
Alon
B.C S
Forte
US Arms Program’s Canadian Impact Stirs Ottawa
Ottawa reacts to a perceived US arms program affecting Canada’s economy. Officials describe inflationary risks and broader economic spillovers, with cabinet ministers weighing the extent of US spending and its domestic consequences.
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Ottawa
Erace Aitiees
Nes
Beings From Another Planet Consider Homecoming
A fragmentary narration depicts beings from another planet returning home in a flying saucer. The creatures marvel at humans and animals, claim they avoid eating beloved livestock, and reference seven deadly sins as a motive for seeking deliverance from evil.
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Nathaniel
Gubbins
Fragmentary headline hints at radio jamming claim
The readable text suggests a continuation on page seven about Russia and Communist radio jamming. No clear names, dates, or places are legible. The fragmentary nature limits detail but indicates a focus on alleged measures affecting broadcasts.
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Russia
le Leith
Taejon Ablaze After Fierce Fighting
Fires raged in Taejon after heavy fighting as air attacks hit the valley west of the city. Allied forces reported widespread blazes and significant damage from the bombardment.
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United. States
ATR
Korea
Taejon
Iity
Mesa
Fragmentary OCR Note on Opposition to Return and Ideology
Fragmented text shows opposition to a return linked to Socialists and mentions a prince named Charles. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Ing
Wy J
Prince” ‘Charles
Unclear Soviet Rumors Scramble Across Europe
Fragmented report from a wartime era notes cautious talk of troop movements and security measures affecting Greece Yugoslavia Romania and Hungary. Mentioned are Vishinsky in Berlin and Red figures Re Sussov Palmiro Togliatti and other delegates with a continued article on page seven.
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Peis
Greece
Romania
Hunga
Yugoslavia
Karlsbad
Czechoslovakia
Andresia
Vishinsky
Berlin
Russia
Sussov
Palmiro Togliatti
France
Incoherent Border War Anxiety Across Frontier Regions
Fragmented OCR text discusses invasion fears near the U S border and mentions Russia, Kurds, Turkey, and regional upheaval. It references Soviet troop movements and Kurdish republic efforts amid wartime propaganda. Entities include Russia, Kurds, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Iran, and Iran.
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Nenthinen
Tig
Nes
Turkey
Republic
Bil
Abubaijan
Republie
Azerbaijan
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Ane
Outham
Washington
Pat
U.S.S
Masel
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